Open Source Password Self Service
PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – Configuring PostgreSQL database Settings required in Postgres: In Postgres, Create a database named ‘pwm’. # su – postgres $ createdb pwm $ exit Create the following tables in Postgres required for PWM. # psql pwm postgres pwm=# CREATE table PWM_META ( id VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL PRIMARY …
PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – New User Registration In the login screen, we get an option for ‘New User Registration’ if it has been enabled using ‘Configuration Manager’. In this section, we will see how to create a new user using this interface. Click on the ‘New …
PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP PWM is an open source password self service for OpenLDAP, Active Directory and other LDAP directories. It is a general purpose open source solution towards Password recovery solutions, so that we don’t have to write our own module for resetting and recovering user accounts and passwords. …
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PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – Forgotten Password The login screen of Open Source Password Self Service is shown below. It provides recovery options to recover forgotten password, forgotten username, activate user account and also towards new user registration. In this section, we will see how to recover …
PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – Forgotten Username Forgotten Username: The second option available in the Open Source Password Self Service login screen is towards recovering forgotten username. Forgotten Username may be used to find your forgotten username. Click on Forgotten Username option as shown in the following …
PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – Activate Account In PWM, if Activate account option is enabled in ‘Configuration’ under ‘User Activation’ module, then we get ‘Activate Account’ option in the login screen as shown below. Here we will see about how to activate users’ account and setup a …
PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – People Search When we login in PWM, we get the following screen. The next option to discuss here is ‘People Search‘ option. This option is used to lookup contact information for your colleagues. We can search users and information about these users …
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PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – Account Information When we login in PWM, we get the following screen. The next option to discuss here is ‘Account Information’ option. ‘Account Information’ provides information about our password and password policies. This option is useful, if we wish to review password …
PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – Shortcuts When we login in PWM interface, we get the following screen. The fourth option available in this screen i s “Shortcuts”. We can define some “Personalized shortcuts”, that are direct links towards some static urls. We can even have direct links …
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PWM – Open Source Password Self Service with OpenLDAP – User Interface – Update Profile When we login in PWM user interface, we get the following screen. The third available option is Update Profile. This option is used to update user profile. We may edit attributes of the user in this section. We can configure …
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